i beat the dragon in Dragon’s Dogma and i guess i have to beat his dogma now??
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it’s actually the apostrophe s and THEN the dogma after
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Dragons, Dogma
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I only played a few minutes before it crashed on me but it looked like the description of every gun is delivered truckpump gun forum style
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Yeah I agree with Tulpa about everything but literally I just can’t stand the kinesthetic experience of playing it. As an FPS it just sucks so unbelievably hard
I am a Morrowind and Mass Effect fan though, so maybe I’m not allowed to make any judgments on this score. Fuck you I like what I like
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terminally male brained is a good way of putting it. im glad im not the only person who is completely psycho about smoking and guns
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I’m nearing the end of my first ever Dark Souls 3 playthrough and The Ringed City is such an unreasonable kick in the teeth, but these games are so damned good I’m still getting through it.
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evertime i shot my feet or i press v trying to close that cylinder in receiver 2 i smile.
i never touched a gun in real life. and i still stuck on rank 1.
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It keeps jutting out from a bunch of far less consuming titles in queue, so I might finally revisit Dark Souls II. Think I lost interest halfway thru ng+? Super curious how differently I might appreciate it now (or don’t!). But 6 years on, the mix of baked in details slow rediscovery and whatever Scholar of the First Sin does, could be fresh comfort food.
Is there an argument for playing original/vanilla with maybe the lightest of whatever mods, over Sotfs?
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the entries for each different firearm in the menu have some useful tips on how to safely operate them if you’re unfamiliar
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ohhh, i did read those, but i keep missing buttons even when not in a hurry.
I remember thinking some of the remixed enemy placements were weird but I put it down after 5 hours and never went back for no reason maybe I’d has enough DS2 after 400 hours.
Scholar is almost entirely better imo
we just played a match of hardpoint on shipment in modern warfare where the entire other team was methed-out psycho gopniks sprinting around with knives and riot shields while gassing everyone constantly. everyone had names like [cuck] milfhunter and there was a guy just named simp. it was like 20 minutes straight of chaos and explosions and screaming. we won, somehow. this is like the kind of horrifying dystopian vision of call of duty multiplayer that my brain would generate if i slipped into a coma.
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I’m still annoyed by this a day after so you all get to hear about it too. Witcher 3, do you remember the witch Kiera Metz? Off in hiding in Velen, flirts with you outrageously and wanted you to lift the curse on some isle that involved a wizard and his less than ethical means to find a cure for the plague? Well, there is definitely some whiplash when the plot ends after having a chance to have some magical evening a la Cinderella because you find her THE NEXT MORNING at that isle grabbing the late wizard’s notes as a bargaining chip. And when you call her out on it, it’s not too difficult with how the choices are written and played out to have to fight her to the death. No last-minute “I see the error of my ways” when it’s clear you’ve ‘won’ that other, lesser characters had in Velen, just straight up murdering someone after having sex with them.
What the hell.
you can avoid having to fight her!! She was actually the one major character I didn’t have alive later on because I didn’t see it as written and I didn’t want to reload artificially, but there’s a better outcome
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I know that now, but that’s not the point! At this point you’ve adventured with her and even you as the player know her pretty well from all the interacting. It’s shitty writing to then go “WELL, after all that, you have a chance to kill her over something small and petty, especially in contrast to the evening you had with her before.”
I guess I’m ok with a) lovers’ arguments going very south very quickly and b) potential bad outcomes being very bad indeed. the gender violence aspect definitely wrenches all that a bit though it is the witcher
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Just started Dragon’s Dogma. Ok this game is hilarious. So far it feels like a neat mix of fake mmo style party dungeon crawling with something weird and imaginative like a nier or even Ico. Your character loves to clamber about and explore everything.
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